if so please post some pix of c2 or c2s with volk wheels.
aren't the suppose to be the strongest and lightest wheels?

raja

 

Volks are very nice wheels. I had a custom TE37 set on my E46 M3 before and they we're super light. Would love to get them for my TT for track purpose but they seem to be rather hard to get. Would love to see pics as well.

 

They DO seem to be hard to get. Do any of the sponsors on here have access to Volk? Or can anyone recommend a good distributor? I've had trouble finding a source that lists fitments for Porsche vehciles. I'd love to have a set for my 997.

 

You can also find these under RAYS Engineering which is the Japanese company that makes them. As far as I know, they only make one wheel for Pcars (bronze only). Magnesium alloy. Very light.



http://www.nyxracing.com/volk-te37-p...3068_3088.html

U.S Distributors:

http://www.mackinindustries.com/md/rays/dist_volk.html

 

Your better off buying Sport Technic, they are made by Rays as well. So the forging process is the same and they are size/offset specific for Porsches. Get them from Peter at wheel experts. Also much better looking than the traditional Volk wheels.

 

Sportec's are boat anchors. Volk's are very light. I had Volk's on my S4 and they were also EXTREMELY strong. I hit a pothole so hard that it blew my Coilover and the wheel was still straight.

 

bronze would not look bad on white or blk car.
hmm. time to find out more about it.

raja

 

Was Sie sind, besprechend?! Sport Technic ist Rays, als Volks Rays ist!

 

Russ,

Talk to Dusty at www.mvpmotorsports.com.

dusty@mvpmotorsports.com

His company is one of the top Volk master distributors in the United Statees. Not to mention he is an honest down to earth guy as well.

Please report back what you find out.

 

The Sport Technic wheels only weigh 18.5lbs for 19". Thats pretty light in my book.

 

18.5 is light. The 19" Sportec's that I weighed were 28 lbs, but I know that there are some sizes available in forged and others that are cast.

 

Thanks Phoenix. I'll follow up after talking to him. I appreciate the lead. - Russ

 

Correct me if I'm wrong isn't Sportec another wheel manufacturer. I don't think it has any relationship with Sport Technic of Japan. Anyhow the Sport Technic does weigh 18.5lbs according to the manufacturers website.

 

That's what I heard as well.

Sportec AG out of Switzerland is in not affiliated with Sportec of Japan. Two different entities.

Sportec of Japan's rims are made by Rays Engineering.

 

The one in Japan is Sport Technic, not Sportec.